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… Teacher notes: The primary sources in this section will help teachers lead student inquiry into slavery in the north … legacy of slavery’s status at the creation of the nation can be either be an initiating or closing activity of the lesson or small unit. When students begin to see how the present is shaped by the past, they can begin to ask …

… of information about global warming (73%), followed by the news media (69%), and environmental organizations (68%). Government and religious leaders were trusted by about half of respondents. … +/-1.54%. It is part of an ongoing effort to understand how Indians are thinking about and responding to climate …

… disabled, the mentally disabled, and members of several religious minorities.  Political opponents, as well as Slavic … who stood by, those who perished, those who attempted to help, and those who survived – the Holocaust. Many of the … forced and slave laborers in the German “Third Reich.”  Ex-laborers from 25 different countries, mostly in Eastern …

… since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, with a focus on how economic and political changes intersect with cultural …   0 credits for Yale College students   Departments of Religious Studies, Political Science, and Ethnicity, Race and … at these religious and ethnic dynamics in Southeast Asia can also be applied to these kinds of ethnic conflicts and …

… accounts of European modernity, viz., that a formerly religious conception of communal life was replaced with a secular conception of “society,” is not adequate to the task this essay takes up. … in India.  And from there, she opens the question of how the particular content of three newly distinct realms …

… Neighbors: For trafficked domestic workers, exploitation can be a family affair ,” appeared in the Yale Daily News Magazine on April 18, 2018. Lily, a junior and … treat the subject with originality, be well-written, and help the audience gain greater knowledge and understanding of …

… common roots of American public intellectual, evangelical religious, and radical political activism in the social and … She has also appeared as a historical commentator on The News Hour with Jim Lehrer (PBS). In 2007, the History News … imaginaries and legal institutions. He is interested in how literary works, produced and received within broader …

… and Equality Under the Law The fact of “the largest religious change in human history” makes it imperative to … our Creator endowed us. That liberty makes us fit for a society of mutual trust, equality, interdependence, and … Such benevolence is indispensable to a thriving civil society in the fostering of good governance and the promotion …

… oh my! The following article appeared in the Yale Daily News on September 11, 2018:   Fairy tales are a storytelling … They also used them as an opportunity to teach doctors how to better connect with their patients and how to … If we look closely and seriously at those stories, we can make every difficulty nothing but an opportunity.”   …

… global environmental issues and learn from international leaders, Ospina explained. Visiting history professor … professionals … doing work in their region and [to see] how they contribute to their fields in and beyond Yale,” … interests.” Written by Julia Brown for the Yale Daily News. Feb 17, 2020 … MacMillan Center … …

… - the idea that persistent and creative legal labour can gradually improve oppressive conditions - Dalit activists, community leaders and lawyers have begun to battle for structural legal … Hope: Seeking Justice for Hate Crimes in India” examines how Dalits (former “untouchable” communities in India) …